Phyllis Schlafly
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Sep 17, 2026
Brannon HowseHOST
Right.
Brannon HowseHOST
You know, that fits with what Phyllis Schlafly was warning about in the 90s.
Brannon HowseHOST
A bunch of the George W. Bush types had put together a committee and they wanted to go to a parliamentary system here in America.
Brannon HowseHOST
And now we have a lot of people on the right doing they want a Article five, a constitutional convention, a con con, which my friend, the late Phyllis Slappy and others so warned about.
Katie GaddiniGUEST
And there's several women like that that younger women would point to as role models.
Katie GaddiniGUEST
And what's different is, you know, if you think about women in the 70s, the Phyllis Schlaflys, they didn't have role models to look up to of Christian, conservative women in positions of power who also were mothers.
Katie GaddiniGUEST
This younger generation does.
Andrew WestHOST
Yeah, it'd be interesting to go back to some of the women that you interviewed in a few years' time and ask them what they think about Amy Coney Barrett because she has started to push her independence against Donald Trump.
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Katie GaddiniGUEST
And it's more acceptable in their communities for them to work at least part time and to reach the top echelons of power.
Katie GaddiniGUEST
And they're the ones that are going to be involved in perhaps even leading the conservative movement in the years to come.
Katie GaddiniGUEST
So that's what makes me think we're going to see a dramatic change in the next 30 years from the women of the 70s, the Phyllis Schlaflys, where everyone always references her.
Katie GaddiniGUEST
Well, that was one of the few that there were.
Kristin Kobes Du MezGUEST
In Jesus and John Wayne, there are a couple of chapters that do center women.
Kristin Kobes Du MezGUEST
Early in the book, I talk about women like Elizabeth Elliot, Maribel Morgan, just a little bit Phyllis Schlafly.
Kristin Kobes Du MezGUEST
And then the last chapter is on abuse in evangelical churches and covering up abuse.
Kristin Kobes Du MezGUEST
But it really bothered me that I had to leave it at that because I knew that there was just so much more, particularly kind of dropping the focus or jumping from 1970s and then up to the contemporary because I knew it was so much more complicated.
Ed MartinGUEST
And I'm a, I'm, you know, I'm an old, uh, line conservative.
Ed MartinGUEST
I come out of Phyllis Schlafly's world.
Ed MartinGUEST
I, I consider myself sort of, uh, you know, very conservative.
Ed MartinGUEST
Donald Trump is not, right? He comes out of a, the sort of new populist wing, and, and I, I, I signed on.
Gloria SteinemGUEST
They sneak me back meals from first class.
Gloria SteinemGUEST
And once, a while ago, one of them said to me, Phyllis Schlafly was on my flight.
Gloria SteinemGUEST
I put her in the middle seat.
Gloria SteinemGUEST
So, you know, mostly it's a gift.
Birdie MaeGUEST
I'm like, Yeah,
Alexis RiceHOST
to me, it's the next Erica Kirk is the next iteration of Phyllis Schlafly.
Alexis RiceHOST
Yes.
Alexis RiceHOST
And if anybody hasn't seen Mrs. America with Cate Blanchett, it was so eye-opening.
Ed MartinGUEST
I mean, it's...
Ed MartinGUEST
it is it's a stunning stunning in the history of the world there's almost nothing like it in terms of a single attack and and and even the planes getting in by the way one last thing i meant to say phyllis schlafly gave a speech three weeks later and she said two things one is this was an immigration failure these people were here and they shouldn't have been here which has been proven true and second she said don't use this as an excuse to take our liberties away because it was an immigration failure it wasn't a failure of intelligence on americans These people came in to get us, and both, I think, were prescient in her usual way.
Ed MartinGUEST
I'll
Brother JohnnyGUEST
tell you what I remember, too, before 9-11, how you could run down with your family to the gate and give them a hug and get right on the plane and they'll close the door behind you, and then there you are.
Kris UllmanGUEST
Absolutely not.
Kris UllmanGUEST
As, of course, as the president of Eagle Forum and a mentee of the great Phyllis Schlafly, who authored that strong pro-life language in the Republican Party platform.
Kris UllmanGUEST
And a Republican Party platform is supposed to be a statement of principle, what we believe as a people, as a group coming together.
Kris UllmanGUEST
And we believe in the fundamental right to life of all unborns.
Kris UllmanGUEST
Absolutely not.
Kris UllmanGUEST
As, of course, as the president of Eagle Forum and a mentee of the great Phyllis Schlafly, who authored that strong pro-life language in the Republican Party platform.
Kris UllmanGUEST
And a Republican Party platform is supposed to be a statement of principle, what we believe as a people, as a group coming together.
Kris UllmanGUEST
And we believe in the fundamental right to life of all unborns.
Jennifer Roback MorseGUEST
They're not gonna talk to me.
Jennifer Roback MorseGUEST
They're not gonna talk to Phyllis Schlafly.
Jennifer Roback MorseGUEST
You know, Phyllis Schlafly is saying, no, sex is an activity that requires people to behave in a responsible manner.
Jennifer Roback MorseGUEST
You don't get to act like it has no consequences, and then it's all gonna be fine, right? So that's, that's why they treat her like she, like she walks on water or something.
Todd WilkenHOST
Did Steinem address any legitimate issues in her feminist activism?
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